Glendale, CA? Four years into its tenure as the world?s premier source for webmaster content, World Wide Content, Inc. (www.worldwidecontent.com) today announced that the company is in the process of developing a series of comprehensive technological upgrades and more content that will make up WWC Version 3.0. Version 3.0 will include more Exclusive studios, high-resolution photo content, mobile content and unique content from around the world never seen before online.
This latest version of the site will be unveiled officially at the XBIZ Summer ?07 Industry Forum in Las Vegas this July. To celebrate the launch of Version 3.0 WWC is announcing its WorldWideContent.com Vegas Giveaway, a great promotion targeting webmasters.
There are two ways to qualify for the contest:
The first involves posting on popular industry board, GFY (www.GoFuckYourself.com). Webmasters are asked to post to the official contest thread as often as possible, and every 25th post will earn that poster an official entry in the drawing (THIS IS NOT THE CONTEST THREAD) Or, industry professionals can also qualify when they purchase content from WWC. Every $100 spent in the month of June is worth one contest entry.
The winner will be announced on the 1st of July.
The winner will receive:
Luxurious hotel room at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino,
Dinner for two at AJ's Steak House,
$100 Lucky Hard Rock Casino Chip,
Two tickets to Xbiz Summer ?07
$1000 worth of Content from WorldWideContent.com
$1000 worth credit for Feeds Content from WorldWideFeeds.com
WWC 3.0 will offer two new content delivery methods. Titles can be licensed directly from WorldWideContent.com and loaded onto webmasters? own servers, or for a high quality end-user experience, www.WorldWideFeeds.com unleashes the much-talked-about IP-TV Exclusive Streaming Technology, can be leased as well.
All three options will be integrated into the new site, so implementing any or all will be accomplished by visiting www.WorldWideContent.com.
Version 3.0 will optimize the WWC search interface even further, allowing clients to search by actors? names, production date, studio, niche and more. The new WWC site offers a fresh look and feel as well. The website will be even easier to navigate, and make the entire content licensing process a quick, trouble-free affair.
CEO Raffi Vartanian calls WWC 3.0 a response to client feedback and in-house brainstorming.
?Now that we?ve doubled the staff in our Glendale, California offices, we have the manpower and resources to develop numerous great products and services for our webmaster clients,? Vartanian said. ?Best of all, every advance and addition in the new build will be seamlessly integrated into WorldWideContent.com with new order processing real-time software. With this new version of the site, we truly become a one-stop megasite for webmaster content."
WWC, the leading content provider and winner of 2007 XBIZ Award for ?Content Provider of the Year,? has grown a library of over 14,000 titles for online licensing in the company?s content catalog. These are drawn from a pool of 200+ top production studios that cover more than 100 niches now available in any format.
To learn more about WWC Version 3.0 and satisfy all of your content needs, visit www.WorldWideContent.com today.
This latest version of the site will be unveiled officially at the XBIZ Summer ?07 Industry Forum in Las Vegas this July. To celebrate the launch of Version 3.0 WWC is announcing its WorldWideContent.com Vegas Giveaway, a great promotion targeting webmasters.
There are two ways to qualify for the contest:
The first involves posting on popular industry board, GFY (www.GoFuckYourself.com). Webmasters are asked to post to the official contest thread as often as possible, and every 25th post will earn that poster an official entry in the drawing (THIS IS NOT THE CONTEST THREAD) Or, industry professionals can also qualify when they purchase content from WWC. Every $100 spent in the month of June is worth one contest entry.
The winner will be announced on the 1st of July.
The winner will receive:
Luxurious hotel room at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino,
Dinner for two at AJ's Steak House,
$100 Lucky Hard Rock Casino Chip,
Two tickets to Xbiz Summer ?07
$1000 worth of Content from WorldWideContent.com
$1000 worth credit for Feeds Content from WorldWideFeeds.com
WWC 3.0 will offer two new content delivery methods. Titles can be licensed directly from WorldWideContent.com and loaded onto webmasters? own servers, or for a high quality end-user experience, www.WorldWideFeeds.com unleashes the much-talked-about IP-TV Exclusive Streaming Technology, can be leased as well.
All three options will be integrated into the new site, so implementing any or all will be accomplished by visiting www.WorldWideContent.com.
Version 3.0 will optimize the WWC search interface even further, allowing clients to search by actors? names, production date, studio, niche and more. The new WWC site offers a fresh look and feel as well. The website will be even easier to navigate, and make the entire content licensing process a quick, trouble-free affair.
CEO Raffi Vartanian calls WWC 3.0 a response to client feedback and in-house brainstorming.
?Now that we?ve doubled the staff in our Glendale, California offices, we have the manpower and resources to develop numerous great products and services for our webmaster clients,? Vartanian said. ?Best of all, every advance and addition in the new build will be seamlessly integrated into WorldWideContent.com with new order processing real-time software. With this new version of the site, we truly become a one-stop megasite for webmaster content."
WWC, the leading content provider and winner of 2007 XBIZ Award for ?Content Provider of the Year,? has grown a library of over 14,000 titles for online licensing in the company?s content catalog. These are drawn from a pool of 200+ top production studios that cover more than 100 niches now available in any format.
To learn more about WWC Version 3.0 and satisfy all of your content needs, visit www.WorldWideContent.com today.
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